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Addison Rosner, 
daughter of Aimie 
and Michael Rosner, 
will chant from the 
Torah on the occasion 
of her bat mitzvah on 
Saturday, May 18, 
2019, at Temple Israel in West 
Bloomfield. She will be joined in 
celebration by brother Hudson and 
proud grandparents Barbara 
Rosner, Susan and Stuart Goldberg, 
Skip Kaplan and Dr. Howard 
Rosner. Addy is the great-
grandchild of the late Nettie and 
Robert Rubinstein, and the late 
Shirley Friedman. 
She is a student at Hillel Day 
School of Metropolitan Detroit in 
Farmington Hills. For her most 
meaningful mitzvah project, Addy 
volunteered at the Friendship 
Circle in West Bloomfield, where 
she worked with young kids on art, 
sports and more.
 

Sarah Grace Singer 
will become a bat 
mitzvah at Temple 
Shir Shalom in West 
Bloomfield on 
Saturday, May 18, 
2019. Joining her in 
celebration will be her proud 
parents, Diana and Eran Singer, her 
sister Katie, and grandparents 

Gerald and Myra Ruckert, and Dr. 
Stanford and Judith Singer. 
 Sarah is a seventh-grader 
at Warner Middle School in 
Farmington Hills. One of her 
most meaningful mitzvah projects 
has been her year-long teaching 
assistant position for the first-grade 
classroom at Temple Shir Shalom’
s 
Sunday school program. 

Tessa Jayden 
Weinstein, 
surrounded by family 
and friends, will be 
called to the Torah as 
a bat mitzvah on 
Saturday, May 18, 
2019, at Temple Israel in West 
Bloomfield. She will be joined in 
celebration by her proud parents, 
Alison and Scott Weinstein, and 
brother Zachary. Tessa is the loving 
grandchild of Helen Levy and 
Robert Rubin, Lewis Levy and 
Sharon Smith, Elaine and Lee 
Weinstein, and Davee and Don 
Cucco. 
She is a student at Cranbrook 
Kingswood Girls’
 Middle School 
in Bloomfield Hills. As part of 
her mitzvah project, Tessa raised 
funds for Dancers Against Cancer 
to help provide support to dance 
educators, dancers and parents 
impacted by cancer. 

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Sadly, anti-Semitism is on the rise. 
Shootings in synagogues, bigoted 
cartoons and the general rhetoric 
are cause for concern. What is the 
reason for this? And what can we 
do about it?
Rabbi Shneur Silberberg of 
Tugman Bais Chabad in West 
Bloomfield will lead a four-part 
series titled “Beyond Never Again.” 
The topics will use the Holocaust 
as a springboard for discussions 
on topics that remain very relevant 
today.
The four classes: Hate, Holy, 
Hope and Heroes, are related but 
independent, allowing participants 
to participate in the ones they 
choose. 
They will be held on Sundays, 
May 19, June 2, June 16 and June 

23, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Bais 
Chabad of West Bloomfield. Cost 
for the series is $40 ($25 textbook 
optional). A complimentary break-
fast will be served.
At the first class (on the topic of 
hate) there will be a short presenta-
tion given by Carolyn Normandin, 
regional director of ADL (Anti- 
Defamation League) Michigan.
The series is presented in part-
nership between Tugman Bais 
Chabad of West Bloomfield, JCC’
s 
FedEd, Cohn-Haddow Center of 
Judaic Studies and ADL Michigan. 
The series is co-sponsored by the 
Kosins Family Foundation.
For more information and to sign 
up, visit Baischabad.com/BNA or 
contact Rabbishneur@baischabad.
com.

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